traffic and the weekend is here, lawrence. soleil it on us. looking -- so lay it on us. looking good. no rain at this time. we have dense fog at the beaches this morning. but i think that's going to start to break up throughout the day. still looks like we'll see lots of sunshine into the afternoon. in fact, away from the coast temperatures warming up 70s inside the bay mid- to upper 80s in the valleys and 60s partly cloudy toward the beaches. out over the bay we have some patches of fog. the temperatures running a little bit cooler this morning. remember yesterday we had some very warm temperatures at this time. 50s and 60s now. but by the afternoon sunshine and 84 degrees in concord. 84 also in the napa valley. 80 in san jose. and 71 degrees in san francisco. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. thank you, lawrence. we have one accident and a little bit of overnight roadwork that's finally clearing. so we'll show you some travel times. highway 4 still looks good in both directions.

westbound 580 an accident approaching grand line is blocking up to two lanes, delays on 205 out of tracy sluggish to north flynn but it is "friday light" across the bay area so travel times are slightly down early in the morning. interstate 80 clear berkeley to emeryville. accident at grant line may slow you down not by much. 880 in oakland looks good. overnight roadwork is in the clearing stages. may still be a little sluggish southbound jackson to 16th. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. 5:01. apple fans going nuts over the new iphone 6. the device in stores later today. check out the lines for the phone. this is new york city camping out all night long. one of those folks probably playing hooky to work on their phones. the scene repeated throughout the country today. we'll have a live report on all

the iphone madness here in the bay area coming up in the next half-hour. the man accused of intentionally setting one of the largest fires burning in california right now is expected in court today. 37-year-old wayne huntsman was arrested yesterday. he is expected to be arraigned later this afternoon. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the newsroom with more on huntsman and the fight to contain the king fire. >> reporter: that fire has now burned more than 76,000 acres. it grew by 5,000 acres just overnight. this morning, it is only 10% contained. more than 4,000 firefighters still in the front lines of the massive fire racing through rugged canyons in el dorado county. there's a huge plume of ominous smoke coming from this fire. it's the length of colorado. 12,000 homes are still threatened this morning. mandatory evacuations under way. shifting winds are pushing that fire in all directions prompting the closure along highway 50 from pollock pines

to riverton as the fire goes through dry trees and vegetation. >> the embers coming out of this fire the smoke columns are lofted and go over the unburned land and start fires. >> reporter: the man accused of starting the fire, 37-year-old wayne huntsman is in jail this morning. bail is $10 million. his sister is now speaking out. we are going to hear from her coming up in the next half- hour. michelle? >> anne, it sounds like the state is throwing a lot of resources at this fire. >> reporter: they say it's costing $5 million a day to fight the king fire. they are calling for help now from all over the country. firefighters are coming in from as far away as the east coast. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. police in richmond suspect gang activity is behind the firing of more than 40 rounds of ammunition into an apartment building. the shots were fired just before 8:30 last night on bissell avenue. nobody was injured. investigators recovered some 44 bullet casings though from that

area. this happened in the iron triangle neighborhood where there has been an increase lately in gang-related crime. new this morning, investigators in florida say a man shot and killed his adult daughter and six of his grandchildren before killing himself. the gilchrist county sheriff's department says don spirit called 911 yesterday to say he might harm himself or others. when deputies arrived at the home, spirit killed himself and then the other bodies were discovered. the children killed were ages 3 months to 11 years. and today a judge will hear motions to dismiss a case against former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa junior. he is accused of campaign fraud charges. prosecutors say his dna on an illegal campaign mailer proves he was trying to sabotage the san jose city council candidate back in 2010. shirakawa was convicted of gambling away public funds last year and sentenced to 7 months in jail. developing news, france announced today it's conducted its first air strikes in

northern iraq destroying a depot housed by "islamic state" militants. it killed dozens of isis fighters. this comes after yesterday's crucial vote on capitol hill. the u.s. senate approved a key part of president obama's strategy to eventually destroy isis. the plan involves equipping and training moderate syrian rebels. >> the strong bipartisan support in congress for this new training effort shows the world that americans are united in confronting the threat from isil. >> joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey says it could take a year before the rebels are trained and ready to return to the battlefield. the results are in and voters in scotland have rejected independence deciding to remain part of the united kingdom. alfonso van marsh reports from london as people of scotland move forward. reporter: campaigners who fought to stop scotland from breaking away from the united kingdom declared victory. >> we have chosen unity over

division and positive change rather than needless separation. >> reporter: a majority of scots voted to reject a referendum that would have ended the country's 307-year partnership with the united kingdom. scotland's first minister had hoped to lead his country to independence. >> i accept that verdict of the people. and i call on all of scotland to follow suit. >> reporter: now he must unite a country deeply divided by this two-year long independence campaign. the british prime minister says he will follow through with promises to transfer more political power to scotland. >> so now it is time for our united kingdom to come together and to move forward. >> reporter: cameron thanks voters for stand with the united kingdom. alfonso van marsh, cbs news, london. happening today in san pablo, a protest to stop the sale of doctors medical center to a casino. the hospital has been operating in the red for years now. it stopped accepting emergency

ambulances just last month. it reduced its in patient beds. hospital executives are moving forward with plans to sell. nurses, doctors and residents are expected to protest the sale today at 10:00. some students in the university of california system are having trouble getting mental health care. it's been a growing concern since the shooting spree near uc-santa barbara. the gunman wasn't a student. over the past years the number of students seeking help has increased 37%. critics are calling for more staffing and funding. time now 5:07. a massive search under way for an inmate who escaped. why a jury was reading the verdict in his case. after the break details on how he was able to get away. >> plus washington rolls out the red carpet for cbs' new hit drama. coming up, we catch up with some of the show's stars. >> low pressure still spinning off the coastline. what does that mean for the last weekend of summer? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and so far, so good on this

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henderson fought with deputs in the courtroom -- then bo a minnesota inmate making a run for it as the jury was reading the guilty murder verdict. police still searching for him across the twin cities region. he robbed the bloomington sands club where he had worked and apparently tried to shoot two people. he bolted while the jury was reading the verdict. today is the big day. we have a look at an apple store in san francisco last night. people were lining up for the new iphone. lines were long across the country. the hype and the hoopla, they are high in silicon valley. kiet do joins us live from palo alto. >> reporter: good morning. it feels like the epicenter of it all because you know, the iphones are designed down the street here. we are live at the palo alto apple store. at last count about 10 minutes

ago there were 211 people in line ranging from people who just showed up to people who have been here since 1 p.m. on tuesday. they have their tents out. some of them are sleeping under blanket on top of newspapers and sleeping bags. a lot of lawn chairs out here. we'll see a lot of laptops, coolers, things like that. these people have been here for the long haul. speaking of the phone, 4.7" versus 5.5." that's the question, which one are you going to get, regular or plus? here's what some people had to say. >> i prefer the larger size. >> bigger is better. >> its bigger and faster. >> i think the iphone is too small. too small. >> reporter: all right. so in the past, they have opened up at the clock or 10:00. unsure of the opening now. we have seen some apple employees stationed all along this line here to do crowd control, greeting, to make sure things are going okay. so whatever it is when they

open up at 9:00 or 10:00, these people have just a couple more hours to go. we will have updates throughout the morning. live in palo alto, kiet do, kpix 5. >> liz was waiting in line last night got someone to wait in line and at 9:00 she is bolting out of the studio. >> to get my place in line. >> tuesday at 1 p.m. >> it's crazy. it's a party. people who do that just love to do that. big apple fancy guess. we can wait a week or two. all right. out the door we have one accident. it's westbound 580 at grant line and blocking one lane. traffic is slow right now from 205 out of tracy so that westbound commute on 580 is our only slow spot out the door. 4 clear in both directions. 101 along the peninsula earlier roadwork is picked up. now that we're past 5:00 we're past the overnight roadwork hump so everything is pretty good to go across the bay area. here's a live look at some travel times for you. if you are heading out the

door, altamont pass and 680, it's slow before grant line but once you get past there, everything is clear all the way to the dublin interchange. roadwork approaching hacienda is long gone now. 880 roadwork also clear between oakland and san leandro. they have various lanes and directions blocked overnight. it's 15 minutes between 238 and the maze. the eastshore freeway also looks great so far. richmond into the berkeley area into emeryville. south bay travel times, northbound 101 a quick trip 14 minutes between 280 and 237. out the door with the forecast, here's lawrence. a lot of fog and low clouds on the coastline, dense fog and drizzle at the beaches but the rain is gone. a nice summer weekend ahead. low clouds and fog hugging the coastline. low pressure still spinning off the coast that same low that brought us showers yesterday but has weakened a lot. we don't have to worry about rain today but there's some

drizzle toward the beaches. by the afternoon, skies will be mostly sunny away from the coastline with some warmer temperatures and sunny and warm for the weekend. today we'll warm up away from the coastline. in fact getting hot in the central valley about 2 degrees in sacramento. 91 fresno. 76 degrees in lake tahoe. 71 into monterey bay. low clouds and fog going to hug the coast the better part of the day. we may see some cooler temperatures here out toward the beaches but inside the bay and the valleys these temperatures running warmer. these in afternoon 70s and 80s. 77 fremont. east bay temperatures mid- to upper 80s. 60s inside70s inside the bay, 60s at the beaches. 90s inland and cooling down monday and tuesday. and get a load of this, this is unusual, another storm system

headed our way as we head into wednesday. a chance of showers late in the day on wednesday into thursday. this pattern doesn't usually happen until october. i have been talking about fog and low clouds all summer. can't wait to talk about rain. >> keep your feet off your desk. >> not going to work. >> a new cbs drama called madam secretary starts this weekend. last night washington, d.c. had a screening. we caught up with the show's stars and its producer. >> reporter: the cast of madam secretary joined a former secretary of state and the d.c. correspondents who cover political drama at thursday night's premier screening in washington. >> i think we are going to be a refreshing change of pace. >> reporter: tea leoni plays a former cia agent pulled back into the beltway. >> i want you to step in. >> step into what. secretary of state? >> reporter: leoni's character

is smart and doesn't much care for rules. >> should i write it down for you? >> no, i'm a writer. >> as long as our roles are clear. >> reporter: she faces the same challenges as many working mothers. her stakes are just higher. >> she is very approachable and down to earth and hopeful which i like. she also really is flying by the seat of her pants. >> reporter: it's the second drama to feature a woman in power. it joins "the good wife" on the same night. >> we have a lot of images of strong women out there on tv. so coming up with a different one a unique one was important. >> reporter: her first task as secretary is ripped from the headlines. she tries to free two young americans captured in syria. diana rocco for cbs news, washington. >> and you can see the premiere

of madam secretary sunday night 8:00 and, of course, right here on kpix 5. here's a clue for you this morning. "i love lucy" aired here on cbs in 1951. "where's roberta?" as the news continues on kpix 5. >> the a's might be waving a white flag if this keeps up. can they avoid a sweep at the hand of the worst team in baseball? i'm dennis o'donnell coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. >> before that, today's bay area jobs report with steven greenburg. cashier-free grocery stores and drones that deliver packages are just the tip of the iceberg that the labor market may hit. 47% of all or jobs are at risk for being automated out of existence. according to a study that looked at 700 u.s. occupations,

workers trained in science, technology and engineering or math the so-called stem jobs should be well positioned in this high-tech economy. stem jobs may not be for everyone but you don't have to be an engineer or math major. a brookings study found that more than half of all stem jobs require some training but not a four-year college degree. those skills are needed across a va it reof blue collar or technical jobs in manufacturing, healthcare and construction. in the bay area, stem jobs account for almost 24% of all positions. and on average, stem jobs requiring an associate's degree or less pay more than $73,000 a year. that's a big jump over the average non-stem job. workers wedcasion and skills in any of -- with education and skills in any of those fields should be in demand. that demand will grow in the coming years. steven greenberg, kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,

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good morning, everybody. not long ago, no team had more fun in baseball than the oakland a's. carefree kids who could do no wrong. now they can do nothing right playing baseball as if they were getting their teeth pulled by dr. evil. >> let this be a reminder to you all that this organization will not tolerate failure. >> well, a's starter sonny gray hoping to heed dr. evil's device.

rangers had six runs in the 9th inning couple of nights ago picked up where they left off yesterday in the 1st inning. rangers 1-0 on smolinksi's base hit. derek norris fastball, oops. the a's never recovered losing 7-2. they outscored oakland 19- 6 in the three games. the a's drop to the second wild card spot in the american league half game behind kansas city. seattle now trails oakland by a game. >> it's frustrating, you know? it's not very fun. um, you know, when you're in a race and it's a wild card race now, but, um, you know, when you're in a race, that kind of baseball is supposed to be fun. but i don't see anybody in this clubhouse having any fun right now. >> yeah, no fun right now. giants were off yesterday. they are in san diego tonight. have a great weekend, everybody. thank you, dennis. play of the day, a little thursday night football action. not much of a game but this is

pretty sweet. the falcons received a tampa bay punt and they take off 62 yards of real estate for the touchdown. see you later. his record 20th career return for a touchdown. it was one of many touchdowns for atlanta. i think it was 28-0 after one. they win it 56-14 over the buccaneers. your play of the day. >> 56-14, ouch! baseball players are getting into the spirit of halloween already. dodgers make their rookie players wear costumes, it's a hazing process that happens every year and check out some of those outfits. "captain america" coming off the team bus and then all four of the teenaged mutant ninja turtles. >> they are also in first place. it is 5:25. we are now less than three hours away to the bay area apple stores opening their doors. coming up, a live report as apple fanatics prepare for the release of the new iphone 6.

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>> and it's a big friday. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:30. >> it is a big friday because of apple. this is a look at an apple store in san francisco. folks are just waiting in line for the cupertino company's new iphone model. lines across the country are long as iphone groupies want to be the first to get the 6. as you can imagine, the hype is pretty high in silicon valley. kpix 5's keit do joins us live from palo alto. you have a lot of people standing behind you. >> reporter: at last count we counted at the top of the hour we had more than 200 people standing in line out here. in fact, i just spoke with the guy at the front of the line, he's been here since 1 p.m. on tuesday. he is delirious. he is tired. but he is excited and he says that by staying out here, you get a sense of accomplishment and enjoy the phone a little

more. >> reporter: the iphone 6 at 4.7", 6-plus at 5.5." in this world size matters. but is 5.5" too big for women's hands? at first reviewers thought so. but apple will see its first gender divide between the two phones. >> i prefer the larger size. >> big is better. >> it's bigger and faster. >> i think the iphone is too small. just too small. >> reporter: over at cnet, senior editor brian tong says he doesn't agree with the early reviews. and if anything, you might find more of a generational gap in the selection of phones versus a gender gap. >> as people getter older and age they need a bigger screen to see. that's probably the biggest advantage of having the larger screen. forget about whether you can carry it around. just by having a larger screen people want to see more. >> reporter: all right. not sure what happened here. but all of a sudden started putting away their lawn chairs and their sleeping bags and now everybody is standing up and

the line is tightening up. so whatever it is they feel like -- even though the doors open at 8 a.m. also in the past, tim cook actually showed up at this location. they never tell us if that's going to happen but who knows? it's silicon valley anything goes at this point. back to you. >> hopefully for all those people in line waiting for days, he does. i guess people are getting creative to get a better place in line? >> reporter: yes. so i just noticed this now. you see how the cars are parked along the folks there? people use that as a sleeping quarters. so their spot is right next to their car. they just jump in, sleep, charge their phone, stay warm. it's not so loud. they can actually get some rest. so kind of a smart tactic when you think about it if you are waiting in line for days. kiet do, kpix 5. michelle and i have iphones. mr. karnow, mr. android. >> yes. because i like the bigger phone. i do. maybe that's because my eyes are going so bad because i'm so

old. >> that's it. >> you know, you have the little iphones you have to look at them like this. i like the big android phones. >> let's have the weather forecast. >> i'll try. [ laughter ] around the bay area today we have some sunshine coming our way but starting out with some thick fog this morning even a little drizzle out along the coastline. but we're done with the rain for now. looks like high pressure is going to be taking over for this weekend and the sunshine going to return. in fact, we're looking at mid- to upper 80s inland today. 70s inside the bay. couple of low 80s too and 60s partly cloudy out along the coast. patchy fog out over the bay not as warm to start out the day this morning. these temperatures still very mild. 50s and mid-60s into san jose. latter half of the day here comes the sunshine and 84 in concord, 8 had in the napa valley. -- 84 in the napa valley. 69 pacifica. let's check the roads with elizabeth. thank you, lawrence. that accident at grant line is now clear all lanes are now back open. it was westbound 580 approaching grant line road. it's still very slow out of tracy though coming on 205. the good news, once you get past that earlier accident

scene everything is good into pleasanton. it is "friday light." and we also have a new issue by the way westbound 237 by zanker road. that's a -- the accident is on the right-hand shoulder. 880 is a little sluggish. southbound 880 near 980 and 101 looks pretty good along the peninsula. westbound 580 altamont pass and 680 starting to slow a bit. you can see the drive time is up to 20 minutes across that stretch. that is "kcbs" drive to work. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. so far the king fire burning in el dorado county seems unstoppable. it has burned 76,000 acres more than 111 square miles. smoke is even visible from outer space. fire is only 10% contained. >> anne makovec is live in the newsroom with more on a rapidly growing fire and the man accused of igniting it. anne. >> reporter: that man is charged with arson. he is expected in court today. 37-year-old wayne allen

huntsman is being held on $10 million bail. >> i don't believe he is guilty of it. and i'm in complete shock. >> reporter: huntsman's sister lives in salinas and says her brother has done tree work most of his life and grew up camping in the wilderness. >> he is a hard worker, always working to make ends meet to do what he has to do to provide even if we would have a bonfire like at the beach or something he would be the one watching making sure everything was okay. >> reporter: the king fire grew 5,000 acres overnight but that pales in comparison to the 40,000-acre explosion wednesday night. cooler temperatures helped limit the spread. >> it's nice that we can get to sleep easier, but we worry about our friends. >> reporter: 12,000 homes are still threatened. the fire has been most active to the northeast burning through tinder dry vegetation and trees near the tahoe national forest. firefighters are still battling flare-ups near highway 50 which is closed from pollock pines to riverton. >> you can see it from the freeway normally as you drive by. >> reporter: she has no idea if

her log cabin is still standing. >> we are resigned to the fact. how do you -- what else can you do? >> reporter: there are 4,000 firefighters right now on the front lines. this fire is costing the state $5 million a day. frank? >> anne, tell us, what do we know about the arson suspect's criminal history? >> reporter: his record actually dates back to 1996 when he was convicted of grand theft and assault with a deadly weapon. he even spent time in san quentin state prison. and in this case, it's not just simple arson charges he is facing. he faces a special allegation of arson with aggravating factors for putting firefighters in danger which should put him away for a much longer time if convicted. anne makovec, kpix 5. 49ers ray mcdonald was arrested for allegedly abusing his fiancee last month. now we're learning police were called out to his home back in may. the san jose police report does not mention any names but it says there was an argument between an engaged couple and that's when the woman grabbed a handgun and held it at her

side. when the man threatened to call 911, the woman fled. experts say this incident works in mcdonald's favor. the 49ers have allowed him to play pending the outcome of the investigation. san jose police trying to find out who shot out a window at a fire station in the city's edenvale area. it happened yesterday. someone used a pellet or bb gun. the fire station didn't have surveillance cameras so investigators are checking nearby businesses to see if there are any cameras that might have caught something. questionable tweets from an east bay high school teacher ro not criminal. newark memorial high school teacher krista hodges aired her frustrations with her students out on twitter a few months ago. hodges tweeted she wanted to stab some kids and with two -- wished two students would get hit by a car. police say, although inappropriate, they are not criminal threats. hodges was reprimanded from the school district, but not fired. some developing news. france announced today it's conducted its first air strike

in northern iraq destroying a logistics depot held by "islamic state" militants there. it killed dozens of isis fighters. this comes after yesterday's crucial vote up on capitol hill. the u.s. senate approved a key part of president obama's strategy to eventually destroy isis. the plan involves equipping and training syrian rebels. the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 resumes at the end of the month looking under water furthered south in the indian ocean than initially planned. the plane disappeared in march on the way from beijing to kuala lumpur. one of the richest men on the planet is giving up his job. larry ellison is stepping down at ceo of oracle. ellison, who is 70, is a college dropout. he started oracle in 1977 with $1,200 of his own money. ellison will stay on as the company's chief technology officer and board chairman. jill wagner joins us now from cbsmoneywatch.com to tell

us all things business on your favorite day of the week. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. happy friday, frank and michelle. there is a lot of excitement here at the new york stock exchange today. investors are getting ready for what could be the biggest ipo in history. the chinese e-commerce site alibaba will start trading this morning under the ticker baba priced at $68 a share valuing the company at more than $167 billion. this company is huge. the online sales totaled $248 billion last year. that is more than amazon and ebay combined. stocks opened the day in record territory. the s&p closed at a new all- time high yesterday as well as the dow which finished up 109. the nasdaq also added 31. home depot says its data breach at its stores between april and september put 56 million debit and credit cards at risk. the nation's largest home

improvement retailer says it has eliminated that malicious software hackers created to steal data. this breach was larger than that attack on target over the holidays. frank and michelle? >> so jill, we have to ask you, everyone is getting a new iphone today. will you be in line after work out there in new york? >> reporter: i will not be online. but i think i'll wait a few weeks until it settles down and then i'll get one. but all the reviews are great. and i'm a little jealous of everyone who has one. >> have you guys gotten one yet? >> i just got my iphone 5s. so i don't know. maybe i'll wait a few months. >> i'll wait until the holidays. i might wait in line for, you know, two or three days when a couple of weeks from now you can get one, why wait in line? >> reporter: i'm a little bitter because i lost my iphone 5s last week. and i just had to pay to get a new one. >> oh, no. >> reporter: so sort of a sensitive subjected for me. >> say hi to your friend there, for me. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great

weekend. thank you. new this morning, the fight over garbage is over in oakland. late yesterday the city agreed to return the billion-dollar trash hauling contract to waste management which picked up trash in the city for 100 years. back in august the city gave trash duties to california waste solution but the small local firm was ill prepared to do the job. waste management will resume trash pickup and waste solutions will collect all the city's recyclables. 5:41 on your friday morning. the international space station getting a major tech upgrade after the break details on how astronauts will be able to build tools off of planet earth for the first time. >> and craving for a bad rating? why one bay area restaurant is taking on yelp by asking customers to post the worst reviews. >> reporter: welcome to van 11. how are you? this week's edition of "where's roberta?" is brian kylie's idea. >> i feel like a kid in a candy store in this place. took me back to my youth.

>> reporter: it's true. i couldn't get him out of the joint. here's a clue. by the end of the day of shooting this particular story, i felt like a wizard! yes. "where's roberta?," the big reveal coming up today at 6:18 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

sumi das explains, it will the first time humans will able to build tools they ne out in the galaxy. trt: must cg: de in spac a 3 touchdown. printer is being sent to outer space. -- a 3d printer is being sent to outer space. sumi das reports. >> reporter: it could be the start of a new era in space exploration. a 3d printer is going somewhere it's never gone before. outer space. developed by california-based made in space, the 3d printer was born of a desire to explore the moon and beyond. >> our goal was to actually push humanity further into space.

we realized the problem is to launch everything that you need. >> reporter: what if space crews had the ability to manufacture on demand? >> the 3d printer or 3d printing technology, you can just get around that entire paradigm and essentially email your hardware to space. >> reporter: you can't just buy and off the shelt 3d printer and use it in space. these printers developed by made in space were designed to not only work in zero gravity but also withstand the forces of launch. 9gs, to be exact. the prototypes were tested during microgravity flights, lots of them. to start, astronauts will test the printer's capability. but the end goal is to print any tool needed. then to print materials found in space, soil, dust and rocks that covers the moon could hold the key. the next object to print from materials found in space. >> imagine you go to the moon and you can build your habitat. >> reporter: if the printer is

a success, it will be a small step for made in space but a potential leap for space exploration. sumi das, kpix 5. 5:46. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> okay. thanks, guys. if you are coming off the bay bridge, southbound 101 it sounds like near the split there is an accident reported there. first reports coming in so it looks okay right now on the upper deck heading into san francisco. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, likely turning on the metering lights any moment now. cash lanes filling in and pretty soon the fastrak ones will, as well. let's show you what else is going on, on the maps. misty across the golden gate bridge, drivers reporting that approaching sausalito. westbound 24 and eastbound 4 in and out of the caldecott tunnel, everything is great all the way to walnut creek. and here's a live look at some drive times westbound 580 altamont pass to 680. still hovering around 20 minutes that earlier crash at grant line still clear but an

early-morning backup at tracy. 880 is fine. we were reporting a little bit of slowdowns southbound direction approaching 980 after they were beginning to pick up some of that overnight roadwork. caltrans crews. that's long since cleared. and now the eastshore freeway everything is fine from berkeley to the maze. by the way, u.s. 50 is now back open. we have confirmed that. kcbs has, as well. lanes are now open. they still may have intermittent closures. it was shut down in pollock pines because of the king fire and bart is on time. 44 trains all good to go. for today on drive me crazy i have had some people talk about the folsom street ramp closure in san francisco. if you commute using the bay bridge this may impact you as soon as next week. reporter: you may have seen the signs up and wondered, what's that all about? >> they have to find an alternate exit which can only make it more inconvenient for

everybody else. >> reporter: get ready for the partial closure of the closure for westbound drivers on the bay bridge into san francisco. >> it's not something i really am looking forward to. >> reporter: the ramp is a major route for commuters heading to the financial district. but only one side, the right side of the ramp that veers to folsom street, will close. the left side of the ramp to fremont street will stay open and will be the main alternate. or drivers can use the harrison street off-ramp instead. >> we think that there will be a lot of safety improvements in the area. it will lead to new sidewalks, a new traffic signal. >> reporter: this rendering shows the new and improved t- shaped design of the future ramp. it's a master plan to make the south of market neighborhood more pedestrian friendly once the new transbay transit center moves in as well as stores and housing. >> we realize that this is taking place at a time when there is a lot of activity, a lot of traffic rerouted in the area. but we're confident that

drivers are going to be able to see through the notices we put out what's happening. >> reporter: eventually they will get it because the folsom street ramp closure will be a while, six months. the city says they have to build a new retaining wall and that takes time. >> first i saw the sign i thought that's odd that they left off the ending and then when i realized it, they probably don't even have an ending. they are just shooting for march. >> yeah. in addition to some of the confusion that is likely, and all that construction as you saw that's going on there, this is also where casual carpoolers drop off along fremont street which will add to the congestion. the closure starts early tuesday september 23. feel follow it. for more information check out our kpix.com, click on "links and numbers." we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. all right. that's a wrap.

let's go over to lawrence now to get a check of your forecast. liz, yeah. looking good this weekend. in fact, today we're starting out with some patchy fog. we have a little drizzle at the coastline, the fog thick in some of the north bay valleys as well but looks like we are in for a great day ahead. it looks like high pressure going to sneak in for the weekend. we'll see more sunshine into the afternoon and temperatures are going to be warming up away from the coastline. in fact, the temperatures a whole lot warmer especially throughout the weekend, maybe back into the 90s in some of the valleys. low pressure still spinning off the coast. this is the same low that brought the showers yesterday but it's significantly weakened this morning. as it does it's filling in so we are going to see patchy fog outside and some warmer weather on the way. higher temperatures in the central valley about 92 in sacramento. 91 fresno. partly cloudy 71 into monterey bay and 70 degrees in eureka. low clouds and fog kind of hugging the coastline today. so it may be cooler right toward the beaches but you get away from the coast, you're going to see warmer temperatures in the bay and the valleys. then other than patchy fog in the morning hours over the

weekend, mostly sunny skies. looking good. temperatures for today about 79 degrees in milpitas, 78 in mountain view, 77 in hayward, and 69 degrees in pacifica. east bay 84 in san ramon, 87 in antioch, and about 82 degrees in benicia. as you travel inside the bay starting out with some patchy fog this morning, giving way to sunshine. temperatures in the mid-70s into alameda. 81 petaluma. sunrise 6:55. sunset 7:11. out toward the weekend, looking good. and then here comes autumn beginning and the evening of monday it looks like we'll see those temperatures starting to cool downright after that and guess what? not messing around. slight chance of showers late in the day on wednesday, maybe more showers on thursday. could be an early start. >> that will make you very happy. >> absolutely. yeah. we have the doppler radar ready to go. >> thank you. owner of a restaurant in richmond is actually

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to-be as the fire raced through the neighborhood. her fiance ran into the house, got the dress, and the ring. >> how many brownie points does he get? >> oh, all the ones he could have ever. >> he could probably use this to get out of a lot of things from now on? >> yes. i got your wedding dress now! [ laughter ] >> quite a story. the couple is getting married tomorrow. good luck. that huge fire burning in el dorado county grew more overnight as the man accused of setting that fire prepares for court this morning. the latest numbers up next. >> would you wait three days for the new iphone 6 and sleep on the street? stand in line out here in palo alto? one guy did. we'll talk to him and have his soundbyte coming up in a live report. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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